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1thirtyone

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Hello all. I currently have Lotus Exige S2 and had an MGB. We restore and maintain classic cars, and we currently have a terrific Jag C-Type Replica, two six-cylinder Jag E-types, a 12-cylinder E-Type, an Austin Healey 3000 BJ8 and a 65 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud Drop Head in the shop. I'm always looking for information and parts. On that note, I'm hoping someone has a steering quick release for a Moto Lita steering wheel. Lifeline used to make one, part number LIF410-100-007, but they are discontinued.
 
Ask and you shall receive.....
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Oh my.... what beautiful cars.
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Thank you all for the compliments, if only they were all mine! I am here to glean some knowledge from other members as the learning curve is steep working on some of these cars and keeping them as original as possible.
 
1thirtyone said:
Thank you all for the compliments, if only they were all mine! I am here to glean some knowledge from other members as the learning curve is steep working on some of these cars and keeping them as original as possible.
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So you care for them but don't have to pay the bills?
I could enjoy that too.
 
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